Welcome to BetterDinnerPlans, a dinner-planning site operated by Wallace Digital LLC, a Florida company — and run by a family that wanted its own evenings back. It is free to use today. By using the site, you're agreeing to these terms — we've kept them short, honest, and readable on purpose, because terms nobody can understand protect nobody.
Honesty about how the kitchen works: our recipes are original dishes written with the help of modern AI tools in our own kitchen's style, and built to be cooked, rated, and improved by the real families who use the site — every rating sharpens them. When enough households flag the same problem, we revise the recipe and say so right on the page. Cook times, difficulty, and results will naturally vary with your equipment, your stove, and your Tuesday.
Nutrition numbers are honest estimates, calculated from each recipe's ingredient list. They're good for planning; they are not lab measurements, and they shouldn't be used for medical decisions.
Your contributions stay yours. You own your ratings, tap-tags, and notes. By submitting them you give BetterDinnerPlans a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host and use them to run and improve the service — tuning your suggestions, and feeding the anonymous aggregate counts ("6 households said too salty") that make the shared recipes better. You promise that what you submit is yours to give — your own words, not someone else's copied work. Your written notes are never published.
Our content: the recipes, photographs, and design of this site belong to Wallace Digital LLC. Cook from them, print them, stick them on the fridge, share a link with anyone — that's what they're for. Please don't republish or scrape the library wholesale; that's the one thing we ask.
A family table has manners, and so does this one. Don't:
To keep this place worth visiting, we may remove any content and suspend or terminate any account at our sole discretion, with or without notice. In practice we'll usually start with a warning — most problems are misunderstandings — but we don't promise a warning, an explanation, or an appeal. Accounts that repeatedly post copyright-infringing material will be terminated (see our Copyright policy).
If an account is terminated, its content and ratings are removed from the service — the averages recompute as if it had never rated. If you think we got it wrong, you're welcome to write to us; a person will read it.
Creating an account subscribes you to one email a week — your planning reminder and a chance to rate last week's dinners. Every one of those emails has a one-click unsubscribe that works immediately, no login required, no questions asked. Account emails (password resets, security notices) are separate and always sent — they're how we keep your account yours. We'll never sign you up for anything else without asking first.
If you believe something on this site infringes your copyright, our Copyright policy explains exactly how to tell us and what happens next. We take valid notices seriously and act on them quickly.
BetterDinnerPlans is provided as-is and as-available, and is free to use today. We work hard to keep it accurate and running, but we can't promise perfection — recipes, availability, and features may change or contain errors. To the fullest extent the law allows, our liability to you is limited to the amount you paid us to use the site. We're not liable for indirect or consequential damages.
If your content or your conduct on the site causes someone to bring a claim against us, you agree to stand behind what you did — you'll cover the costs and damages that flow from it.
We may change, add, or retire features over time, and we may change how the site is paid for — including introducing a charge for some or all of it. We hope not to, and the plan is advertising. But we would rather tell you that plainly here than promise something we can't guarantee.
If a charge ever arrives, it will not be a surprise: we'll say so clearly and ahead of time, nothing you have already planned will be locked away from you, and you'll be able to close your account and take your leave without penalty. Anything you have already paid for, you keep for the period you paid for.
These terms are governed by Florida law. Any dispute belongs in the state or federal courts located in Florida, and both of us consent to those courts. Small-claims court remains available to you where it applies. There is no arbitration clause in these terms — if we ever have a real disagreement, it goes to a real court.
If these terms change meaningfully, we'll update this page and its date, and say so plainly — and if you hold an account, we'll ask you to accept the new terms before you keep using member features. Keep using the site after a change and you're agreeing to the updated terms. Questions about any of this? The Contact link in the footer reaches an actual person in an actual family kitchen.